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Compassionate Care for Vets
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I have run into Vets from the ongoing war that have voiced to me therapy from compassionate care works wonders. It saddens me that the states only want to support the pharmacy world to give antidepressants yet keep MMJ illegal. Vets deal with effects of PSTD and cannot go from the warzone to the US then try to function in marriage, hold the anger inside and maybe not blow up at their bosses at a job. Vets have a hard time managing a post war life due to the trauma then go to alcohol that feeds the anger only to end up in divorce, job loss or other possibilities. I was told by one Vet the compassionate care he received is the only thing that helped him cope and his medication does nothing. He could not maintain a job and was divorced wished he could go back to Iraq because only his company understood him. Compassionate care calms his tiger! ETOH awakens it..
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I feel deeply for our vets. They come home to no thank yous at all. We are consistently at war, but veterans and their needs are largely ignored. And vets care so deeply to go fight for us and our country. They should be well compensated for their sacrifices, bottom line.
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(02-29-2016, 07:12 PM)Smalls Wrote: I feel deeply for our vets. They come home to no thank yous at all. We are consistently at war, but veterans and their needs are largely ignored. And vets care so deeply to go fight for us and our country. They should be well compensated for their sacrifices, bottom line.

 even more so do you go from shooting anything on site because its difficult to know who is who then come back to the US and act "Normal" to eat pot roast with the family? Its a conflicting ordeal for vets and much of the public don't realize how journalist try to turn stories around on vets over there so vets have to cover their assess while watching for IED's or a kids running at them with an explosive? So they got o a deployment center before coming home so we can shock the shit out of them (ECT) for PSTD then have them eat a handful of Seroquel. MMJ works far better and remember veteran benefits are getting worse!
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i wish I could just get any amount of the in my area, I mean legally ibcouldnt have to be on more than half of all the meds the VA has me on, they did tell me they made a pill for cert ptsd vets and cancer vets etc evidently is some kind of chemically made thc and has the same effects of natural, it's not the liquid one in the little ball, it's some new thing but it would help so much for me I hope I get on the list it helps in so many ways
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